Recycle Old North Eugene High
I think that it’s sad that the original North Eugene High School will be torn down after the end of this school year. There could … Continue reading
Letters: Page 17
Eugene’s Homeless Policy Doesn’t Measure Up
What insightful and thorough investigative reporting by Catalyst (“Security through Obscurity,” EW May 11). What a powerful punch of a headline. (Thanks, Councilor Jennifer Yeh.) … Continue reading
Campaign On Issues, Not Biases
Steve Hiatt in his online letter (May 12) raises an unfair assumption about 4J School Board candidate Rick Hamilton, who has repeatedly stated that he … Continue reading
School Board for the Win!
One last batch of letters before the May 16 election
HAMILTON WILL PUT KIDS FIRST Rick Hamilton is the leader we need for the Eugene School Board. With better leadership, we can have a better … Continue reading
Our Care For Animals Reflects Who We Are
Regarding cutting the animal budget (EW April 20): The reality is, services provided are not nearly enough. Many rescues are bankrupting themselves as they struggle … Continue reading
Vote ‘Yes’ On The Jail Levy To Support Mental Health
I will be voting “yes” on Measure 20-340 to renew the Lane County Jail and Youth Services Levy. Since we first passed this levy 10 … Continue reading
The Elephant In The Climate Discussion
I agree with Jim Flynn (“Cutting Gas Use Is Just Half The Battle,” Letters, May 4), and I couldn’t have said it better myself. Continued … Continue reading
Support Leech For The City Council
I will be voting for Lyndsie Leech for the ward 7 Eugene City Council seat. Leech was appointed by the council after Claire Syrett was … Continue reading
Vote ‘No’ On The Jail Levy
In 2020, millions of us marched to demand an end to police brutality and racist policing. We called on our government to defund the police … Continue reading
The 4J Board Is Getting Things Done Thanks To Lafer’s Leadership
Why has Eugene Weekly chosen to drive a narrative that the 4J school board is dysfunctional? Board meetings have been contentious, but dissension and dysfunction … Continue reading